critch
19-10-2013, 08:21 PM
Hi all, wonder if someone can advise me
10 month lo
Settling in
2 x 1 hr sessions week 1
2 x 2 hr sessions week 2
Then week 3
Tue 9-12
Wed 9-3
Thu 9-3.45 (nightmare day unsettled all day)
Fri 9-1
Conversations with parents as child unsettled for part of all days and then parents changed hours to the following due to Thursday of week 3
Then week 4
Tue-thu 9-12
Fri 9-2
Child been better tue-thu but Friday from 12.30-2 had to hold and walk constantly (difficult when you have others to sort out)
Lo also 'attacks' pulling and biting all other lo's and after schoolers to the point where you can see the look of horror in their faces, any ideas where to go next with settling in as I feel I am constantly guarding the other children and I can't leave the room due to screaming by lo that is unsettled or constant whining/winge even if she is sat on my knee I'm playing on floor with her, jumperoo, walker, buggy etc still will not stop?
I just do not know what to try next, she doesn't really have a comforter either that she recognises!
10 month lo
Settling in
2 x 1 hr sessions week 1
2 x 2 hr sessions week 2
Then week 3
Tue 9-12
Wed 9-3
Thu 9-3.45 (nightmare day unsettled all day)
Fri 9-1
Conversations with parents as child unsettled for part of all days and then parents changed hours to the following due to Thursday of week 3
Then week 4
Tue-thu 9-12
Fri 9-2
Child been better tue-thu but Friday from 12.30-2 had to hold and walk constantly (difficult when you have others to sort out)
Lo also 'attacks' pulling and biting all other lo's and after schoolers to the point where you can see the look of horror in their faces, any ideas where to go next with settling in as I feel I am constantly guarding the other children and I can't leave the room due to screaming by lo that is unsettled or constant whining/winge even if she is sat on my knee I'm playing on floor with her, jumperoo, walker, buggy etc still will not stop?
I just do not know what to try next, she doesn't really have a comforter either that she recognises!